The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-20
A CONFERENCE ARRANGED.
zHE COUNTY DEMOCRACY CONVENTION
ACCEPTS TlMMlNY,S PROPORTION


ruH CoDNrY DEprOCRACY CONTENTION
ACCEPTS TlMMlNY,s PROPORTION
Afts~ 0rssniratiea and the Appeastrsens 81
the Conference Cens'tsee tse cssVeae"
A"'arn'-o'es.e'
Plaoards on the pillars ana WMis Oh INC
bis hall ut Cooper Union told the delegations
OF the County Democracy where 10 BIZ et tneir
County Convention last night. There was .
big turnout from every district but the flth'
where there were some vacant SEATS. Inc
twenty-five district leaders sat on the aisles ~
the heads Of their DELEGATIONS. Not as many
OF tho great men OF the organisation were
present As usually attend the County conven-
lions. They know the Convention would adj
journ over, and they did not think It worth
while to attend.
One County Democrat, who was formerly Of
ereat Importance, got no turtle, tn than %, the
door. There was the name OF Thomas Cieary
the sc aSsess on tho ,sn.S ts
was ex.Alderman Thomas Cleary. tho Doodle
ply leader Of tho S district sal said !. was
s..Aidsrmsn Thomas Cleary, who evidently
thought he was not out Of politics. came
up ss far as the door. and was then request
ed bv bis friends not 10 90 In but to 10 home.
Senator Murphy said that Cleary had been re-
auested to resign from tho County Democra.
cy. and he thought he had done So 1t is hard
to see, though, under the County Democracy
rules. which differ from those Of Tammany
Hall. how he could be kept out. There was
good deal of talk over Mr.. Cleary's appear.
snUo' -, an tu.t tno .ban ~. doo W." ~ " ~
so rs No iulsn9s .n@n .no uoo c,,,, ~.
The YGSns UuS sna tine
es 5ss in Ss G hi TT ms
be- ssad ses
and noshlns Sss heard q i + r. SonSsasiO +;
orgar and on1ounn.d " Hssatant Datrint Httor.
1ey John i. FsiIews IS temporary chssmsn;
there were 40 a1ssensiohs 10 aayide i1G 9be
ticket which ihe United would sba
p sesS1a' an victorious ths nos He
seOss Ct Isnsth q the tsr!t SeioEm plank
o. inc stte ana ssia nSon he t rao
d S at least sie5oo 900 Ga a Year There
snd the dsb and s p "a he Of
the Government. The tau, should be taken
t IRON raw I'm ma dnatrn rs would M ancanrsg.d
Ierns Tree Woua DO erSonEaess 20.
invsstment. tens q thousands q unemployed
wages would % increased; ana Industry would Ii
but ths United States would take t5eir proper
place IN me mnrKeLs on inc worlI. ne S coli
Parks bin and ne other LEGISLATION beneficial
70 Now i0rK Nnlcn tne DGsmocratiS hssemp uayy
nSn anu tne notnocr1iio HoVefhSS1 nsu seSuteu
R:pS.y fosstSs oo JSHes the MT
ee h sst 81 shs pIssiorn ara had 70 isss
e s.as so.s At nR Ss
CA e0 a Gqs sRefsh ,, ch ssd ;d %sk &c.
he hs
ssniSstion v;ls carried. dso5s: i. Forster.
%sitnE to b heard. We're inir wS b. col
Ths ,sf stSos to H se saS
been Instructed to present. and asked that It
many Hail Convention on OCT. IS had appoint
other oreanisations. With a view to secure
union snd proper candidates to bs voted for at
sh al 1e FsGss that tn. proper mode
ns,.ioa from Tsmmsny ara ten the SSm .a,
The Tammany COMMITTEES was in Tammany
Hall Waiting the reply
On motion OF Senator Murphy Conference
Committee Of twenty-five was appointed to
tee and agree on candidates. Each Assembly
district was to have one member of the Con-
ference COMMITTEES, and the Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth wards one each. The commit
toe as announced was:
coi N,ch..I MUMMY rh.n.. p walsh 1r.,,..
oRsily, Charles Reilly b. Doniin r j. csmpo. p Lave
renee Wells Daniel Patterson. John r voorhis ". p
Mitchell j. II. Ford Isarah Kaufman, G. BeaIdsley,
Henry ,Adams Thomas CSstgsn Maurice :. Power
pe ,, James sttaey, neans spemssssy
Iohn T. D.yaI;n cho;r~,n - tho rovnt-
Committee. and Col Fellows were added. A
Gommttoe 81 5nree was aPpolntea 10 notliy
hamnnraccv ' Va ' "''ioA Vi 'n' Oooi''
The confar>noo comnrittna mat IN +bo old